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PMT 402 Executive Program Manager's Course
(Last Modified:15-Feb-2017)

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Description
Assignment-specific, four-week course to meet individual learning needs of newly-selected program executive officers (PEO), Deputy PEOs, ACAT I or II program managers (PM) and deputy PMs. Led by senior OSD and industry guests or faculty, topical lessons discuss program governance, leadership, best practices, as well as updates on policy and statute across the acquisition specialty areas. Pre-course work by class members results in draft individual Learning Plans tailored their program or portfolio.
Objectives
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Target Attendees
PEOs, deputy PEOs, ACAT I and II PMs and deputy PMs
Prerequisite(s)
  • PMT 401, Program Manager's Course
  • Certified DAWIA Level-III in the Program Management Career Field; AND
  • Selected to serve as: a PEO or DPEO; or the PM or Deputy PM of an ACAT I or II program, preferably within six (6) months of assignment start; OR
  • O-6 and GS-15 level portfolio manager
  • See Notes regarding eligible students
  • Predecessor Course(s) (Acceptable as a substitute for this course until the acceptance date specified below.)
    Predecessor Predecessor Course Title PDS Code Accepted Until
    PMT 303B Executive Program Manager's Course AH2 INDEF
    OR
    PMT 402B Executive Program Manager's Course, Part B AH2 INDEF
    Course Length
    20 class days preceded by an online workshop
    Additional Course Information
    Delivery Mode Resident
    Equivalent Courses None
    ACE Recommended Credits YES
    PDS Code AH2
    DAU Public (material/prework) YES
    Continuing Education Units   14.2
    Continuous Learning Points  142
    Reservist Retirement Points  0
    Historical Allocations Mouse Over for Past CEU/CLPs
    Notes
  • Pre-work required / Walk-ins NOT authorized
  • Eligible students should have completed PMT 401 within 18 months prior to attending PMT 402.
  • PMT 401 together with PMT 402 satisfies the statutory training required for program executive officers, deputy program executive officers, and program managers (PM)/deputy program managers (DPM) of ACAT I, IA, and II programs.
  • PMs and DPMs should attend this course prior to beginning their assignment.
  • Consistent with adult learning theory, the course construct presumes class members contribute by sharing their experiences and lessons learned. Moreover, class members’ pre-course research and assessment of program challenges is the basis for individual Learning Plans. Their plan captures their selection of lessons and other training events such as faculty one-on-ones. Interactions with senior OSD and industry guests offer varied perspectives on the acquisition process; moreover, these interactions facilitate early +stakeholder engagement for newly assigned program leaders. Toward the end of the course, class members apply their learning to create an Action Plan they’ll implement to address their program needs.